Do we heighten their application to the present?
The result is a surreal effect caught between reality and manipulation, where the natural abstractions are further heightened by the application of Google's dreaming AI. "I wasn't interested in the 'dog slug' images I was seeing in Deep Dream postings with furry eyeballs filling the frame.
"It's indicative of a new and emerging class of persecuted people from Mexico". The surge in applications has heightened debate about how broadly to interpret asylum rules and whether to detain applicants while they wait for their cases to be decided.
Responses of natural enemy communities are strong indicators of ecological impact of an insecticide, because they are arthropods, like the targets, and are thus likely to be biologically similar to the target of the insecticide, and because they are often found alongside the pest at the time of an insecticide application, heightening their exposure compared to other non-target organisms.
AldO has been studied for its biocatalytic potential (van Hellemond et al. 2009), and recent studies on the display of AldO on the cell surface and in the periplasm of E. coli heighten its possible application as a (whole-cell) biocatalyst (van Bloois et al. 2009; 2011).
The increase in applications has prompted heightened federal scrutiny of asylum petitions.
An increase in school spirit or heightened visibility should translate to higher application rates, for example.
Nowadays, one-dimensional nanostructural materials (nanorods, nanowires, nanobelts and nanotubes) have attracted heightened attention because of their potential applications in nanodevices and functional materials [1].
"Provide copies of all documents between I.R.S. employee(s) and anyone else regarding the targeting of applications based on the existence of certain phrases and/or subjecting those targeted applications to full development and heightened scrutiny," the letter read.
Many contend that the Obama administration is out to muzzle them, citing the heightened scrutiny the I.R.S. gave to nonprofit applications from Tea Party-affiliated groups.
The increasing application of engineered nanoparticles (ENPs) has heightened the concern that these ENPs would eventually be released to the environment and may enter into life cycle of living beings.
